Ashley and Gage discuss the indie horror that started, and almost ended, Sam Raimi's career. 1981's The Evil Dead. 

Sources:

Horror Virgin - 129 - Evil Dead 2 

The Evil Dead - IMDb Trivia 

The Evil Dead - The Untold Saga [Documentary] 

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Ashley and Gage discuss the film that best encompasses the 1990s. Iain Softley's 1995 film, HACKERS.

Sources:

𝐇𝐀𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐑𝐒 - A very good (bad) 90s film

Hackers (1995) Matthew Lillard Reflects on Hackers HD

Hackers - IMDb Trivia

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This week, Ashley and Gage talk about a movie that was made in 1993 about 1976, in the year 2021. Join us as we get nostalgic about growing up in the Midwest and how this movie is boringly amazing.

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Sources: 

21 Far Out Facts About Dazed and Confused

Dazed & Confused | Making of

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This week's episode is full of heart and feel-goods! Listen to Gage reminisce about film class and Ashley gush about teen love. Join the cult and enjoy this movie as much as we did!

Sources:

Cinema Paradiso - Wikipedia

Cinema Paradiso (1988) - IMDb

The Beauty of Cinema Paradiso - The Beauty Of

Why You Should Watch CINEMA PARADISO - iamthatroby

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This week Ashley and Gage travel to a land far, far away to dive into the 1987 cult class SPACEBALLS! Lots of laughs and zings and a special diner scene for anyone who loved Alien as much as Ashley does! Take a listen and join the cult!

Sources: 

Mental Floss

IMBD

FilmIsNow Movie Bloopers & Extras  

Minty Comedic Arts

CineFix - IGN Movies and TV

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For this week's episode, Ashley and Gage took a deep dive into David Lynch's 1977 mind f**k that is Eraserhead. Although Ashley is a HUGE David Lynch fan, this film was hard for both her and Gage to sit through. Whether you watch just clips or the whole hour and a half, you're almost guaranteed to feel uncomfortable through the entire film. Take a listen and join the cult!

(Note from Ashley: I mentioned Jack Nace in the bonus features towards the end, I was referring to David Lynch NOT Jack Nance.)

Sources: 

Eraserhead: The Shocking True Meaning of David Lynch’s Debut Film

IMDb: Eraserhead

Eraserhead - Capturing A Nightmare

Eraserhead - re:View

David Lynch on Eraserhead: from a devastating moment to Kubrick's favorite

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This week Ashley and Gage swallow their disdain for musicals and watched Jim Sharman's 1975 B movie cult classic ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW! So much odd dialogue, small nods to horror, science fiction, and the original Broadway play. And, surprise-surprise, Meatloaf steals the show! Come join the Cult and dive into this amazing cult classic film!

Sources:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073629/trivia

https://people.com/movies/20-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-rocky-horror-picture-show/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_k8xXC-xB4

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For this week's episode, very important questions were answered as we look at George Miller's 1979 original masterpiece Mad Max. Why do people play saxophones in their own home? Was this REALLLYYY a dystopian movie? How do crazy people drive with no shoes, and most importantly, WHERE IS THE GOD DAMN BABY! Come join the Cult and listen to our breakdown of this amazing cult classic!

Sources:

https://www.bbcamerica.com/anglophenia/2016/05/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-the-mad-max-films

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079501/trivia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a23VAlo6Ro 

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